Top 11 Must Read Social Media and Marketing Articles for 2009

Sometimes You Are the Social Media. Sometimes the Social Media is You.

By Steve Farnsworth (@Steveology)

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I’m not a procrastinator per se, but I could have been a bit more proactive with this post. You know how every once in awhile in the news you see that someone receives a letter that was mailed decades ago? Postmarked “Oct 13^th, 1928” or whatever. We all know that the letter just fell behind an old sorting machine or fell in to a crack. No one’s fault, just a conspiracy of circumstances. Let’s just think of this post the same way. Okay?

I love these articles. The writers of these blog posts brought their A-game. These articles are the ones that the @Steveology Twittersphere also found most valuable in 2009 based on popularity of retweets and click through. They are not listed in order of popularity. They were all selected for being the best links of the thousands I tweeted in 2009.

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• 4 Lies About Social Media

• 6 Social Media Trends for 2010

• SearsKilledMyDog.com: The Anatomy of a Social Media Nightmare Averted – A Case Study

• B2B (or B2C) Using Social Media: Start with a Revised Funnel

• A Social Media Best Practice: The Value of Growing your Share of Conversation

• Why People Talk About Products … And Why They Don’t

• 10 Ways To Jump Start Your Social Media Thinking

• 5 Twitter Tips for Staying Authentic and Transparent

• 5 Social Media Disasters

• 25 Must Read Social Media Marketing Tips

• An Executive Guide to Social Media

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